New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-10
PERSONAL

Tho Rev Jane. H. wilbur whose death has been
announced at wala waa, built tho ir't churches at
salem Portland aud Oregon city, and founded TWO
furnishing summaries In oregon.
Mr. Annie Bc-ant and Mr.. Brad'augh have parted
company 50 far as editing Tho National kcformer
fl. concerned Mrs Ec,ant has become an ultra
socialist going far beyond tho oxtcmcst kao''"''''
Of Mr. Bradlaugn.
Professor Clarence King has been spending some
time I'm the city Of Mexico during the past fortnight
Mr. Archibald X. Colquhoun IS going back To Asia
at tho head of tho Burmese Frontier D0'''"'''''o"
Commission.
Tho Rev. Floyd W. Tonklns, IT,, assistant minister
- r,l,,r, church I'm this city. will enter upon tho
rccrol~hlp of Clri-t Church. Hartford on January l.
Mr. Andrew Lang viii go to 1.-Two at Tho PynoS, tho
cot AZ tho NortLcoto family, In order the beitcr To
pursue his great tax ot editing for publication inc
paper and letters of Lord lddeselSh'
"Charlcs Esbert Craidock" will spend most of this
winter In Bo,ton
"Thc Momy Of the Republic" Is what ." Figaro
has dubbed NJ. Daniel wilson
General Butler will givo Colby University hand
fountain
This fellow phulcep Singh, who is trying to fomcnt
Instruction I'm India and is posing at long rahso-
~ sovereign Of tho sikhs and Implacahle Foo OF
England +, singing a different tuno from that OF iof-
mar wars when no lived In English palace on
pcn,lon Of go ZOO year granted him by the English
government IIo used then to chncko over the Sharp
barca,n he had made and say how much better OH he
v,s Than he would have been had he never bcch mo
Tested bv the English In India " I'm NOT the son OF
Run,cet Singh at all he would say, bur am the IL
icgitjmoto son OF hts wife and Mohammcdan servant
me sikhS all know this and never woulu h"No c' o
rulo them"
Tho death has been announced of judge L. l"
Spooncr. Of Madison, Wisconsin, father OF senator
Spooncr.
Mr. Julian Hawthorne and family have retuyned
Say IarhO IN
Ter home at Fanwo0d, n. J.
The death OF Jenny Lind, says Boston Journal
writer recalls vlvdly to the older people the enthuS-
asm that marked her reception In Boston, and they
are Inclined TO boast tho fact that tho character OF
her audiences In this city was maniicstly higher, In
social and musical standing, than that Of her New
York audiences while the price OF the first ticket ex
cecdcd that first ticket that made Comm, tho Now
York halter famous. Ossan l.. Dodge. the we'll
known vocalist purchased tho first ticket for the
oponlng concert in fremont Temple (September 81.
1861 bidding 1923 for II, while Gcnln paid but T6Oo
In Boston Jenny Lind honored by personas
visit from the Governor, Lieutenant. Governor anu
Council and those six concerts In the Temple Concert
Room and the two that followed Immediately In tho
Fitchburg Depot Hall attended by hosts OF al
mlrcrs while numbers stood outside listening 10 the
music In return the great singer honorcd Boston
by giving Of her national melodies for the INST
time I'm America and also by carrying out an extra
concert the proceeds OF which wcro devoted to char
liable purposes
Mr.. u I. Moody loft Mortified last week on an
ovangollsto tour and Will not return until next year
Mrs. W. +. Storey says that for ten years she &C
companied her husband daily to his Chicago Times"
Office and assisted him In his work there, missing only
two days In all that tims